International Year One (UTP Stage II): Recreation Management and Community Development

Program overview

The International Year One (UTP Stage II): Recreation Management and Community Development program is designed to provide students with practical experience in various fields such as community development, sport and event management, sustainable tourism, and environmental management. This program serves as a pathway to the Bachelor of Recreation Management and Community Development degree at the University of Manitoba, equipping students with the necessary skills to thrive in diverse environments.

Program structure

The International Year One (UTP Stage II) program spans over 3 terms and is offered in three intakes: January, May, and September. This program is located in Winnipeg and is structured to provide a comprehensive foundation in recreation management and community development. Key features of the program include:

• Practical experience in community development and event management.
• Focus on sustainable tourism and environmental management.
• Integration of business, program development, and public policy components.

Upon successful completion, students are prepared to transition into the second year of the Bachelor of Recreation Management and Community Development at the University of Manitoba.

Featured Experiences

The International Year One (UTP Stage II) program offers several unique experiences that enhance learning and practical application:

• Hands-on experience in community development projects.
• Opportunities to engage in sport and event management.
• Exposure to sustainable tourism practices.
• Involvement in environmental management initiatives.
• Collaboration with diverse populations to build inclusive programs.

Career Options

Graduates of the International Year One (UTP Stage II): Recreation Management and Community Development program can pursue various career paths in Canada, including:

• Recreation Coordinator: Develops and manages recreational programs for communities, ensuring accessibility and engagement for all age groups.
• Event Manager: Plans and executes events, from community festivals to corporate gatherings, focusing on logistics and participant experience.
• Sustainable Tourism Consultant: Advises organizations on best practices for sustainable tourism, promoting environmental stewardship and community involvement.
• Community Development Officer: Works with local governments and organizations to enhance community services and programs, fostering social and cultural development.
• Health and Wellness Program Director: Designs and implements health-focused programs that promote physical activity and well-being within communities.

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